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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1958

Page

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Two-Car Crash on US 169 Ends With No Injuries

A single serious Labor Day traffic crash occurred in the county on US 169 near the Santa Fe tracks in Carlton at about 5:20 p.m. Sunday. Buford Walker and Harry Ellinsworth, both charged with DWI, caused extensive property damage to Walker’s 1951 Olds and Ellinsworth’s 1958 Ford. Walker was fined 125 dollars plus costs. Police also arrested three other drivers for DWI and related offenses, releasing them on bonds. A separate minor incident involved damage to a 1957 MG parked on North Allen Street.

Walker Ellinsworth H. N. Evans Manhattan Harold D. Rector Abilene Knute Erickson N. Steuben Highway Patrol Charles Larson R. 2 N. Allen

Plane Crashes Near Guam With 19 Aboard

A Military Air Transport Service C124 crashed about five minutes after leaving Guam on a flight to Clark AFB Philippines. Debris and three bodies were recovered three miles west of Guam while two more bodies were found by a Navy ship and an Air Force helicopter located one. The crew totaled seven with 12 passengers, and officials reported no radio distress.

Guam Military Air Transport Service Pacific Travis Air Force Base Calif Clark Afb Philippines Air Force John Walker Naval Air Station Travis

Light Plane Crashes Injuring Five in Missouri

Five people were injured when a light plane crash landed near Westphalia Missouri. Pilot Bernard Dette, 47, from Wichita, and passengers Bernard Dette Jr 21 Eugene Dette 19 Donald Dette 12 and an unidentified girl were treated at the scene for cuts and bruises and later taken to Rolla for hospital exams. Bernard Dette was admitted for treatment.

Jefferson City Westphalia Bernard Dette Wichita Bernard Jr Eugene Dette Donald Dette Rolla

Personal Injury Suit Filed Over Hay Balser Accident

Robert Beaman of 1001 N Kansas sues Loyd Whitworth for 20000 alleging permanent injury to left hand and arm after his fingers were caught in moving baler parts while working for Whitworth on July 28 1957 in a meadow six miles east of Chanute. He claims no protective shields and that Whitworth failed to warn or instruct on safety.

Robert Beaman Kansas Loyd Whitworth R. Beaman Whitworth Chanute

Buffalo Hunt Near Eudora Ends With Owner Killing Buffalo

Leavenworth County’s famed buffalo hunt ends as Donald Cartaugh shoots and kills a 1500 pound cow near Linwood after several sightings and safety concerns. The buffalo, kept as herd starter for four years, was butchered. rancher Lawrence Carbaugh notes the animal showed no aggression and has a year-old calf.

Linwood Eudora Arden Rhyne Rhyne Donald Cartaugh Cartaugh Lawrence Carbaugh

Turnpike Sees Almost 76000 Vehicles Over Labor Day Weekend

Nearly 76,000 vehicles traveled the Kansas Turnpike during a four day Labor Day period with only three accidents on the 236 mile tollway. Gale Moss reports traffic above the July 4th weekend but below Memorial Day records. One injury involved Laura Schmidt of Houston with rib fractures and a dislocated disc after leaving the west bound lane near Admire. Patrols logged 20 speeding arrests and three drunken driving arrests, aided motorists in 218 cases, and made 28 traffic violation arrests.

Wichita Kansas Admire Turnpike

Thayer Fair Opens Tomorrow at McLachlen Park

The Thayer Home Coming Picnic and Fair runs through Friday at McLachlen Park with exhibits on display daily. Friday features a parade, rodeo, and band concert, plus an amateur hour and another rodeo, while exhibit entries are due by 7 p.m. tomorrow.

Thayer McLachlen Park

Naval clash claims two sides rally near Quemoy Island

The Chinese Nationalists say their warships sank one Communist torpedo boat and likely another vessel while a convoy to Quemoy was disrupted. Artillery from shore pounded Quemoy as Nationalist reinforcements reached the islands, with thousands of shells fired in the ten day clash.

Taipei Formosa Quemoy Island Quemoy Amoy Pescadores Tiny Tatan Islet Formosa Strait Nationalist Defense Ministry

Car-Truck Crash Kills Four in Oklahoma

Four Owasso residents perished in a car truck collision three miles west of Pryor on Oklahoma 20. Victims were Clarence Darton Gar ton 38 Walter Hervie Cleaveland 31 Gene Chaloupek 33 and Lou Edna Hacker 39. Truck driver Chaney Kiddy 33 Tulsa and his 11-year-old daughter Rita Faye sustained minor injuries.

Tulsa Kiddy Rita Faye

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Faubus vows to resist federal force over Little Rock schools

Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus said U.S. marshals and other federal officers could be ready to seize Central High if integration resumes. He warned he would resist any federal use of force or troops to close public schools, citing constitutional objections to the court order.

Little Rock, Ark Orval E. Faubus U.S Little Rock Central High School Faubus U.S. Supreme Court U.S. Dist Harry J. Lemley Supreme Court High Court New York Times

Clinton High School Opens Quietly in Mixed Classes

Clinton Tenn AP reports the school opened for its third year with racially mixed classes. About 13 Negro students joined 879 white pupils. enrollment included 10 girls and 3 boys among the minority, with no spectators present.

Clinton, Tenn Clinton High W. D. Human

Forty Foot Fall Fatal to Salinan at Weber Mill

Harvey Barkley 51 died after a 40 foot fall from a scaffold onto a concrete driveway in Salina Kansas. Police say a rope on the scaffold apparently slipped while Barkley worked at the Weber Flour Mill.

Salina Kas Harvey Barkley Barkley Weber

Kansas Traffic Fatalities Through Labor Day Report

Topeka reports state accident records showing Labor Day period fatalities for 19538 349 to date, comparing with 1957 357. The list notes two fatalities counted previously but not now.

Topeka Kansas

Liquor Seizure Near Thayer Leads to Fines

A Tulsa man Louis Brinlee was stopped one mile east of Thayer by highway patrol. Thirty eight cases of whiskey valued at about $2000 were confiscated and stored for sale. Brinlee fined 100 for illegal possession and 5 for illegal license tag use plus 5 costs.

Tulsa Highway Patrol Thayer Jack Reynolds Reynolds Louis Brinlee Justice of the Peace Don E. Wells Erie Brinlee Missouri Kansas Oklahoma Will R. L. White K47 Mercury

Toll on highways during Labor Day weekend tops 420 deaths

The Associated Press reports 420 people died in three days on national highways during Labor Day weekend, with a three day tally for crashes near 73 hours ended at midnight. Estimates note about 30 million cars were on the roads as the holiday ended.

Associated Press National Safety Council

Labor Day weekend traffic deaths tally ten in Kansas

Ten people died in Kansas during the four day Labor Day weekend ending Monday midnight, compared with seven deaths in the Aug. 15-18 nonholiday weekend. The fatalities include Kelly Dean Johnson near Liberal just inside the Oklahoma border, Billy Joe Schafer of Pratt in a car train crash near Pratt, a three death two car crash southeast of Manhattan near Ft. Riley, Mrs. Harold Jeffries near Hoisington, and Thomas Doerfler near Liberal, among others.

Associated Press Kansas Kelly Dean Johnson Oklahoma Liberal Ben O. Johnson Billy Joe Schafer Pratt Dorothy Brown Tyler Tex U. S. 40 Manhattan Ft. Riley Harold Jeffries Hoisington Beaver Thomas Doerfler Frederick W. Cooper Sedgwick

Ella Weakens as Storm Moves Parallel to Cuba

Hurricane Ella weakened to a 60 mile per hour storm as it moved west northwestward along the southern coast of Cuba, with warnings ending.

Miami Fla Ella Cuba Florida Straits Key West Naval Base Gordon Dunn Santiago Cuban

United States to Propose Space Cooperation Program at UN

U S envoy Henry Cabot Lodge announced at the United Nations that a program for international peaceable space study and exploration will be presented at the next General Assembly session. He urged the UN to consider immediate steps for peaceful space projects under UN auspices and cooperation.

Chicago United States United Nations Henry Cabot Lodge U.S U.N General Assembly Outer Space Lodge China

Actress Suzy Parker Detained After Sedative Overdose

New York police said actress Suzy Parker suffered an overdose of a sedative and was detained at a hospital for several hours Monday night. She checked in under the name Cecilia Ford and left early today with her husband for their East Side apartment. her condition was not serious.

New York Suzy Parker Miss Parker Cecilia Ford East Side

Weather forecast notes warm trend with thunderstorms

The area remains warm with partly cloudy skies and scattered late day and night storms. Highs near 95 to 96, lows 65 to 70, continuing through Wednesday. Regional rainfall reports include Gridley 4.67 inches and Burlington 3.39, with many spots under an inch.

Topeka Kansas Gridley Leroy Burlington Madison el Dorado Iola Oswego Howard Atlanta Augusta Arkansas City Peck Kingman Hutchinson Sedgwick Ripley Wichita Newton Heskin Pratt Jetmore Loretta Russell Garden Ciy Goodland

Marine Reserve Recruit Enlists for Six Years at San Diego

Private James Jensen 26 son of Clara Jensen 2202 W Main is in recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego He enlisted in the U S Marine Corps Reserve on June 23 for six years and was assigned to three years active duty August 28.

James Jensen Clara Jensen W. Main Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego Jensen U. S. Marine Corps Reserve

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